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now Nintendo recently filed a patent for Game Boy emulation which would allow

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folks to have the Game Boy experience on devices that range from their mobile

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phones all the way to the displays on the backs of the seats in front of them

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on trains and airplanes cool right wait hold on a minute lus what exactly is

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emulation are they going to cut open all those seats and stuff game boys inside

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where will they get so many game boys are they going to try to take mine no

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whoa hold on slow down there turbo they don't need actual game Boys in fact

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that's exactly the point of an emulator to use software combined with high-speed

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or specialized Hardware to effectively fake the functionality of another piece

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of hardware for the purpose of running or debugging programs so that Game Boy

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emulator is just a software program that runs on Hardware that is nothing like an

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actual game boy but is able to imitate its functionality so the game software

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itself never knows it's not running on a real Game Boy neat hey yeah Linus that

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sounds super awesome so can I emulate the Titan supercomputer on like my phone

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and run complex weather simulations in my

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pocket no uh even with intimate knowledge of how a device and the

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software it runs works the non-specialized processing power

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required to fake a given functionality purely in software especially one for

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which highly specialized purpose-built Hardware has been developed is often an

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order of magnitude greater than the original or more and in many cases

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especially where emulation is being used to preserve the gaming experiences of

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old games or software that wouldn't otherwise run on Modern computers a fair

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bit of brute forcing it is required to achieve sufficient

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performance okay lonus sweet then so I can run like Odell Lake on my Alienware

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riveting I'm glad you made a video about this actually emulation is not just for

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old stuff it's often used in the design of future products as well one of my

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favorite examples of this is the recurring Scandal of oh my goodness the

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game console maker X was using a PC to run their demos at video game convention

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y well of course they were it's called a

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development kit imagine a world where a new game console came out and then you

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had to wait the typical 2 to three years that a AAA game takes before you could

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actually play anything on it programmers use devkits often developed internally

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to write code for systems that aren't actually finished being designed yet so

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that once the hardware is finalized there's already software for it and

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programmable Hardware like a modern video game console is just one example

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of this it can be even more useful in the design of specialized Hardware

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called an embedded system where the hardware and software need to work

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tightly together to reduce power consumption and design complexity

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keeping costs low emulation of the hardware allows faster testing of

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software which allows faster refinement of the hardware multiple cycles of which

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can occur without ever actually physically manufacturing anything

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efficient right so there you have it emulation has the advantages of

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flexibility potentially improved functionality anti-aliasing add-ons for

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PlayStation 1 games anyone and when done well lower Hardware costs but with the

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drawbacks of sometimes imperfect compatibility and usually much higher

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